I don’t know what happened, but now when using this it makes no difference compared to regular remote events?
Is it me, or is it not working?
I have like 6 bridges in my game, and when 1 LocalScript fires an Event, it calls 2 or 3 bridges that are NOT the same name
Here i fire a spawn event
And 2 events fire
this and the other event
Another issue: (A version of this is on the Github issues) If you have a single bridge using InvokeServerAsync in two different places, both calls will return the same result.
Example…
You have a bridge called “GetThings”. You arrange the arguments in such a way that one of them describes what to get e.g. sounds, images, colors.
In your SoundData script you call: GetThings:InvokeServerAsync("sounds"), and at the same time in your ColorData script you call: GetThings:InvokeServerAsync("colors").
Whichever operation finishes first will be the return for both. If colors finishes, your sounds fetch will return colors and vice versa.
The workaround here is to use different bridges for different InvokeServerAsync operations.
Use byteNet now Bridge net is no longer supported or probably not even working, ByteNet is BridgeNets successor ByteNet | Advanced networking library w/ buffer serialization, strict Luau, absurd optimization, and rbxts support. | 0.4.3
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You can find them here: https://ffrostfall.github.io/BridgeNet2/
ffrostflame changed github username to ffrostfall
How’s the disconnect thing progress?
For any future readers, BridgeNet has been archived and is no longer supported. There is ByteNet which is created by the same person but does lack a lot of features and hasn’t been updated since March 2024.
Update:
An improved version of ByteNet that’s currently being updated is available,
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this cannot send tables or numbers completly useless
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seems like a skill issue
picking bone with a post made 2 years ago is crazy
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I am reversing my decision to archive this project, and will have an update Soon 
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unexpected comeback?! what made you return to this over working on ByteNet, isn’t that more efficient?
Please bro, these other networking modules are overcomplicated 
Greatest networking library, good job man!
It’s the most simplest one and the most efficient one i could ever try!
Please keep up with the work, this is a very cool module!
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You can find the documentation here
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if you do, please publish this to the creator marketplace
it’s better to download the file from github
What makes it any better?
With github, you have to:
- Figure out the module updated.
- Go to the site to download the update.
- Download the update.
- Reopen Studio.
- Import the file.
- Delete the old file.
From the creator marketplace, I can just import it from the toolbox and that’s that.
Honestly, uploading it as an .rbxm with a PackageLink would be an even better option, but I prefer to download updates manually.